don't get me wrong, if you want to use it, have assesd its risk and are
comfortable with it, i say go for it, but the risks i have read about, and
the effort i would need to use it it is not worth it to me. The real point
of my post was not to discuss fb, but remind sf, as she seems forgetful or
senile, is that i didn't use it... and she became disoriented and somehow
innterpreted my not using fb as some personal affront to her, when what i
was really doing was poking a bit of fun at her for thinking posting
something like that on fb was more secure, as anyone reading it could repost
it here, and why she thinks her hometown or town of upbringing needed more
security when she was the one who brought it up is quite amusing...

OB food; the dh is now on his way home, he has orered us smoked turkey legs
for dinner, i have no idea what the sies will be, Lee


"Steve Pope" > wrote in message
...
> On Sun, 26 Jun 2011 14:18:23 -0500, "Storrmmee"
>
>> i am not scared of anything on the net, i assess each thing
>> i encounter, i judge its usefulness verses its risks, i have
>> determined that fb is not useful enough to me to warrent the
>> security risks,
>
> I don't see the security risks as a big deal so long as one does
> not enter too much identifying information in the first place,
> keeps "Platform Apps" turned off, and routinely monitors for new
> security-related features that also need to be turned off.
>
> I have no doubt that a human individual could, with a small amount of
> effort, disambiguate my Facebook page and exactly identify it with me
> personally; but I don't think there's anything there that bots or
> identity theives could take advantage of.
>
> I could be wrong of course.
>
> Steve